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Target IR for Horses on Grass Hay

Name: Target IR for Horses on Grass Hay - 36 lb (96 days)
Brand: Vet-a-mix
SKU: 26153VET1012000000
Price: $184.95
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.80 (4 reviews)

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Target IR was developed to meet the special needs of insulin-resistant horses, but is beneficial to any horse on a predominantly hay diet. Target IR provides the nutritional support required by horses on a grass hay diet. Provides a balance of vitamins and minerals for optimal nutrition, health and control of insulin resistance, a key factor in laminitis prevention. Based on the most advanced nutritional knowledge available, Target IR was developed to meet the recommendations of the Equine Cushing's and Insulin Resistance Group. Target IR, along with a low non-structural carbohydrate hay feed and adequate exercise, is the ideal prescription for your overweight/lR horse. Feed 3 oz. per 10 lbs. of hay consumed daily.

ITEM ITEM	SIZE SIZE	PRICE PRICE	SHIPPING SHIPPING
Item: 26152	Size: 12 lb (32 days)	$69.95	Shipping: 14 lbs
Item: 26153	Size: 36 lb (96 days)	$184.95	Shipping: 38 lbs

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- Target IR for Horses on Grass Hay is rated 4.80 out of 5 by 4.
  
  Works for my insulin resistant Arab!!! Rated 5 out of 5 stars by maddie on 2015-11-25
  This has really helped my IR Arab loose weight and feel good after a bout with laminitus. My vet recommended it as we couldn't get weight off of him .
  
  Really helped Rated 4 out of 5 stars by maddie on 2015-06-22
  This has definately helped my laminintic arab. It is very palatable which is a big plus. My vet recommended it which made me fee; a lot better that there is a vit/min supplement out there for insulin resistant horses!
  
  Target IR is on target! Rated 5 out of 5 stars by MTST on 2014-10-21
  Have used this supplement before and decided to go back as it's the best for my grass/hay-fed horses. BUT - the container is almost impossible to get into!! I needed help from 2 men and finally a saw to get that lid to budge. Please - make it more user-friendly for your clients, most of whom are probably other women!!
  
  Got Laminitis? Rated 5 out of 5 stars by HalfPintsMom1 on 2013-06-20
  My chronically laminitic Paint horse's last acute attack of laminitis was over two years ago. Since then I have had him on Target IR (in addition to reducing his weight, restricting his hay intake, using a grazing muzzle on him, and therapeutic shoeing). Even thought both his coffin bones have rotated, I can ride him (lightly) again! I believe the Target IR has contributed to his well-being.
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